Sentence examples for accelerate decision from inspiring English sources

Like the more than half a dozen management shake-ups at Yahoo over the last two years or so, this reorganization is intended to streamline the company, make managers more accountable and accelerate decision making.

Better use of the precautionary principle, the acceptance of sufficient but not absolute proof, is another way to accelerate decision making in protecting human and environmental health.

It also aims to streamline and accelerate decision-making once the EU expands from 15 to 25 members next May.

The company said it was reducing the size of the board to accelerate decision-making by directors and in response to claims by foreign shareholders' that a large board was inefficient.

In Germany, the Constitutional Court highlighted the complexity of European politics on Friday by issuing an injunction against a new panel in the German Parliament, the Bundestag, that is supposed to oversee the euro area rescue fund and accelerate decision-making.

To accelerate decisions, he has eliminated about 30 internal boards and committees.

Robin Johnson, the head of the cross-border mergers and acquisitions team at Eversheds law firm, said Brexit would accelerate decisions to move jobs.

To meet this newest trend in tablet use, Verizon is combining the power of its 4G LTE network with the Cisco Cius™ to help customers decentralize and accelerate decision-making for better business outcomes.

Kikukawa circulated a staff email the same day, stating that the departure was due to differences in management style, and that Woodford had "ignored established decision-making processes and created many wedges among the managers and within the organization ... vastly different to what we had expected of him, which was to accelerate decision-making and speed up the management".

Ultimately, data must provide insight that can accelerate decisions and actions to delight customers.

Our goals were as follows: to integrate evidence-based medicine into the setting of the ICU by promoting a multidiscipli-nary approach to extubation, and to design a protocol that was acceptable to all medical staff involved in the extubation process; to potentially accelerate decision-making with regard to extubation; and to assess the safety and feasibility of our approach.